以色列軍方：北部敵機警報系誤報。

CENTCOM said on Nov. 7 its commander ordered the creation of Task Force Iron Gate, a roughly 20-person civil-military team based in Tampa, Florida. The unit will coordinate with other U.S. agencies to prevent advanced weapons systems, dual-use technology, sanctioned goods and illicit financial flows from transiting Iran's land borders and the Caspian Sea. CENTCOM said the task force consolidates recent maritime pressure and is intended to further constrain Iran's ability to fund terrorism, rebuild weapons production capacity and replenish forces. It added U.S. maritime measures in recent months have cost Iran more than $25 billion in crude export revenue and that strict controls on vessels entering and leaving Iranian ports remain in place.

An IRGC spokesman said on Sunday the U.S. cannot force Iran's economic collapse by blocking trade routes because Tehran is prepared and maintains close coordination with neighbouring states. The remarks responded to the U.S. military’s new Iron Gate task force, which Washington says aims to help interdict shipments of advanced weapons and other sanctioned goods over land borders and via the Caspian Sea; the spokesman called the plan "wordplay" and said it would not achieve the intended severe economic pressure on Iran.